NITIN GADKARI - A SUCCESSFUL MINISTER



I do not know Sri Nitin Gadkari in person. However, by gathering all that have flown and overflown through the media created a picture of him beyond a politician of any sort. When he shared his responsibilities with the people of the country he never preferred them by region, language or the political parties they belong. He gave to the states what he can irrespective of any consideration that which party ruled that state. He is a true model of a minister of a democratic nation.

According to Business Standard during FY21 the Road Transport and Highways ministry has constructed 13,327 km of highways. A total of 7,42,398 km road constructed @91 km per day as on July 2023 by incurring an expenditure of Rs 3,06,358 Crores as compared to 3,81,393 km @80 km per day as on March 2014 with an expenditure of Rs 1,11,325 Crores.

People will always remember such ministers who perform for the country impartially. That is what we have seen on the concluding day in the parliament when Sri Gadkari talked to the members. There was no opposition during that moment!

K V George 

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